TAG | Pan and Scan
In my last post, I talked a bit about organizing and managing media. For this post, I thought I would continue in that vein and talk about drive letter assignments.
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Tutorial: Pan and Zoom Documents with Boris Red and Avid
11 Comments | Posted by redarrowRyan in Avid, Boris Red, Tutorial
In this tutorial, I explain how to create a cool Pan and Zoom effect over Documents or Newspapers. I show how to use a blur effect to create the feeling of Depth of Field and how to use masks to give the illusion of lighting.

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Tutorial “Kid Stays in the Picture” effect with Boris Red
4 Comments | Posted by redarrowRyan in Avid, Boris Red, Tutorial
In this tutorial, I explain how to create the “Kid Stays in the Picture” effect using Photoshop, Boris Red, and Avid. I also show how to accomplish it with only using Boris Red and Avid.
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Tutorial: Using Ease In/Out Keyframes in Boris Red
2 Comments | Posted by redarrowRyan in Avid, Boris Red, Tutorial
For a follow up to my last tutorial, I cover using the Ease In/Out Keyframes in Boris Red to create smooth moves on hi-resolution still photos.

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So I visit the Avid.com message boards every day and one of the questions I see most often has to do with using HD footage in an SD project without scaling the footage down and losing quality. Many people asking this question are coming from other NLE’s that allow the user to keep the HD footage at 1920×1080 inside their 720×486 project and “Pan and Scan” around the footage while keeping the quality high. But one of the downfalls of Avid is that once you bring the HD footage into an SD project it’s automatically scaled down. Thus you can’t zoom in without it looking blurry.
Well, we all know that Avid isn’t going to change this anytime soon, but there is a work around. I came up with this method a few years ago and I have used it with several times. Now, I warn you, it is a workaround and can get a bit tedious, but it will work.
